Ed Hardy 'Hearts and Daggers' for Men Eau de Toilette - 100 ml

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My signature scent - other reviews slate it for being 'too young' or 'too fruity' but I find this is just sweet enough without being overdone. I loved it, even going so far as to crack open the lid and add some water and alcohol in an attempt to make it last longer. I really wanted to like this as I LOVE Love n Luck as it the first cologne that I bought that got me attention and later causing me to start collecting fragrances. I can't choose which I like more Born Wild (I got recently) or Hearts and Daggers (I've had it longer).

No body is going to explain it to you because you have already made your opinion so crystal clear, if you are an expert on tatoo art and feel the need to post that here then you are on the wrong site my dear as this is a perfume site. It smells similar to the original, but fresher and cooler smelling, and I don't get any woodiness or "old lady trying to be young" from this at all. I have been in love with Ed Hardy perfume for women, ever since my grandmother bought me a bottle of it for Christmas! They sounded like the kind of scents I would usually go for in the daytime; fresh, fruity and sweet smelling scents, so I was quite excited to try them. If you are into fruity scents and want a little pick me up for your gym bag or something, this might be a good fragrance for you.Tried it on my wrists, and it instantly brought me back to 1997 when I was wearing CK Eternity every day in high school. This scent could be easily (and inexpensively) found in a mall body spray (like Victoria's Secret) with the same staying power. So it gives the same aura - fresh, fruity yet masculine, and somewhat 'aggressive' and young, which I guess makes sense considering the marketing behind it.

In its beautifully crafted container, Energetic Mango Waves, juicy Apple blends and pink Jasmine meet the background notes of luscious Cashmere Musk, Warm Benzoin and Amber that leaves its unforgettable memory wherever it goes. Hearts and Daggers for Men (2009) is one such aquatic, and like many in this class, attempt to rebound from the harsh, overzealous youth-targeting of ozonics but still maintain a fun vibe by having something other than florals and "ocean/beach/fresh water smell" in them. The opening top notes aren't too bad and for a few seconds you may believe that this will develop into quite a likable fragrance.com which it had quite a few reviews and so that also convinced me that this would be a good scent to add to my collection.